Been watching the weather and it seems like it's too dry for this time of the year. Looked at the weather data and it looks like we might be heading for a dry and hot growing season. My observation is: when it is more windy than usual with little rainfall, usually means drought like conditions or unusually dry pattern setting-up for Summer. This continued "La Nino" pattern is not good at all. Might want to do a bit of watering on newly planted food plots this Summer unless things change for wetter weather conditions.
Need Some Rain, DRY!
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1wildcatfan
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Been too wet in my area.
Are you in Western KY? They've had more rain showers than here in Central Ky. North of the Ohio River they are 4"+ above normal in rainfall totals. Strange weather pattern.
1wildcatfan
12 pointer
Bullitt Co. Yesterday fields were finally dry enough to drive in them. More rain tomorrow.
Feedman
Cyber-Hunter
We are wet down our way an I just left LaGrange and it is plenty wet there also.
Meatstick
12 pointer
My Taylor county farm is soggy. Same story in Washington and Bullitt county. Put your tarps up Davers
KY_Swamp_Beagler
Spike
In far western KY we’ve had plenty of rain with more expected tonight and tomorrow. It’s soggy around here.
My Brother says we're in a "Pocket Drought". Some receive sufficient rainfall, while other areas receive nothing but wind.
Your "Farm" must be near a creek as most of Taylor County looks dry. A Neighbor said something the other day, that he hopes we receive some good rain soon, as his pasture is becoming dry, and the creek's water level is low.
cedar creek
10 pointer
- Sep 7, 2014
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It’s the new norm, wind and heat, not looking good
Stone Branch
10 pointer
Just dry enough to have a forest fire here.
G
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Same here where I live. They predict we'll receive some rain this afternoon/evening, but I am not counting on it. Most of the rain is up in Southern Indiana. Even if we receive the predicted rain it still looks like a dry Summer this year.
Little FR
12 pointer
I’m in far western KY as well. I’m debating on field-tiling my garden area so I can get the water off and get it broken finally. It’s been the wettest few months I can ever recall.
